Making Up Missed Fasts
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If a patient suffering from back pain, whose condition is deteriorating day by day and who is experiencing high blood sugar and severe thirst, encounters a situation similar to what has been described, is he permitted to break his fast, and how should he make up for the days he misses, especially if his illness is chronic?
What is the ruling for someone who forgot to make up missed fasts (qada') and then Ramadan began?
What is the ruling concerning a wife who broke her fast in Ramadan of 1999 due to childbirth, and did not make up the days she missed due to breastfeeding and a new pregnancy?
Is it permissible to pay a monetary fidyah instead of fasting the missed days of Ramadan, given the inability to fast all of them, and how much is the value of this fidyah?
What is the ruling on someone who missed many days of Ramadan in multiple years? Is she obligated to make up all these days, and is it permissible to feed the poor instead of fasting? Is it permissible to observe voluntary fasts before making up missed ones, such as fasting six days of Shawwal? And is the reward diminished if a new Ramadan begins before the missed fasts are made up?
Is it obligatory to complete a missed fast if you wake up to the Adhan of Fajr and have not had suhoor, after having intended to fast on the condition of having suhoor?
What should you do if you broke your fast in Ramadan due to menstruation and do not remember whether you made up for it or not, but you predominantly believe that you did?
Must I make up for the Ramadan fasts of the years 1432 and 1433 AH, given that fasting this year was better for my health condition, and that my health condition is still deteriorating?
What is the ruling on one who broke their fast for a number of days in Ramadan due to the hardship of work and the change in weather, then fasted the following Ramadan without making up the days they missed?
What is the ruling on the prayer and fasting of a woman who previously had a menstrual period of 6-7 days and would purify by the cessation of blood before the emission of the white discharge by a week or more? And what should she do about her disturbed menstrual cycle, which has become two days or 3-4 days? Should she pray and fast when she sees brown threads? Should she delay ghusl until she sees the white discharge? And should she make up the days she missed fasting?
Is it better for a sick person to break their fast or to fast while enduring hardship?
Should a wife make up the days of Ramadan that she missed due to breastfeeding, for which expiation was paid based on a previous fatwa, and it has now become clear to her that making them up is more preponderant?
What is the ruling on one who has intercourse with his wife during the day while she is making up for missed fasts, thinking that the ruling on making up for missed fasts is the same as the ruling on voluntary fasting? And is there anything required of him for that?
What is the expiation for a Muslim who broke his fast for four consecutive years in Ramadan due to his ignorance of the rulings of fasting, despite his ability to fast, and fed poor people for the days he missed, and is now elderly, and should his guardian fast on his behalf after his death?
What is incumbent upon one who broke her fast for 24 days in Ramadan after reaching puberty due to negligence, and only made up for the days of menstruation? And is it obligatory for her to make up the fasts (qada’) and offer expiation (kaffarah)? If so, what is its expiation? And is it obligatory to observe the order in making up the fasts, or is it permissible to make up this year’s obligatory fasts first, then what she missed from previous Ramadans? And is it permissible for her to break up the making up of the fasts (qada’ fasting) by doing it on weekends as long as she finishes what is due upon her before the next Ramadan?
Is it permissible to make up the fasting days on behalf of the deceased woman who intended to feed the poor due to her inability, and is expiation (kaffarah) required for every day she missed, and who is most entitled to make them up on her behalf?
What must a chronically ill patient who missed five Ramadans do after recovering?
Is the husband required to make up for the days he missed fasting and feed the poor due to a snakebite incident 25 years ago, given that he was unable to feed them at the time?
What should a woman do who missed days of Ramadan for years due to menstruation and did not make them up, and now feels regret for not remembering the number of years and days she missed?
Is it permissible to combine the intention of fasting the six days of Shawwal with making up missed Ramadan fasts (due to menstruation) with a single intention?
What should a wife do if she is unable to make up for missed days of Ramadan from last year due to pregnancy and breastfeeding, based on her doctor's recommendation, and what should she do if this excuse continues until after next Ramadan?
Is it reprehensible to fast on a Friday if you intended to fast on Thursday of Shawwal but did not complete it, and then fasted Friday alone without singling it out?
Is it permissible to send the value of the expiation for delaying the making up of fasts to needy relatives in Al-Sham, if there are no poor people to feed in the country of residence (Sweden)?
What is entailed by breaking the fast for some days in Ramadan four years ago due to strenuous work under the sun, given that the number of days is not remembered, and are there any rights of Allah entailed by that?